With approximately 300 symptoms related to celiac disease, researchers in two separate studies looked closely at two of them: infertility and insomnia. What they could be telling you about celiac disease.
Celiac disease genetic testing has been around for years. I didn’t worry about getting tested, I figured I knew what my results would be. But I finally bit the bullet and did it. The results of that test made me a believer that it is crucial in ruling in or ruling out the possibility of celiac disease.
One of the biggest gluten-free events in the Twin Cities, Making Tracks for Celiacs, is coming to an end. Find out why, plus see my quick trip of 13 years down memory lane. Also, you can still donate to the cause!
New research looks into why some communities have more childhood celiac cases than others. There are many theories out there.
This study thinks socioeconomic status may be the reason.
Soon some GF folks will be able to have pizza and a beer from some of the biggest American companies. If you are skeptical on the pizza, Pizza Hut actually got gluten free certified.
We have always been told we can’t have gluten. New research says other proteins also may not be so good for us.
Celiac diagnosis guidelines are aimed to help medical professionals, but a new survey says some guidelines aren’t being followed. Some survey respondents surprisingly said they wouldn’t recommend a gluten-free diet as first treatment for celiac.
2014 was the year Gluten Free Girl Scout Cookies made their debut. Now this coming year we have more options on flavors and how to get your hands on some!
Getting pregnant and staying pregnant have long been considered a symptom of celiac disease. But new research based on records of more than 2 million women reveals different information.
So many questions continue about the causes, triggers, and increased risks for celiac. New research emerges about cesarean section and celiac disease (and other immune responses) in children.
